2024-04-05 22:32:09
After more than 24 hours of maneuvers to remove the debris and damage caused by the overturning of a trailer at the Oceania and Aragón interstation, Line 5 service was fully restored this morning.
Through your X account, the Metro Public Transport System (STCM) reported that as of 05:00 in the morning of this Wednesday, April 3, all stations on the yellow line resumed normal operation.
With this, the thousands of users who were affected throughout last Tuesday, April 2 They will be able to use this metro line again to travel to their destinations. In turn, traffic in the affected lanes in the Interior Circuit was restored after they were closed all day.
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Let us remember that after this incident, the Line 5 service was severely affected and the Government of Mexico City implemented the support network with RTP unitsas well as the transfer of passengers in units of the Secretariat of Citizen Security (SSC) to try to cover the demand for the service.
In addition to the accident in question, also the unfortunate death of the driver of this trailer occurred that hit the retaining wall of this metro line.
Until now There are no delays or any other kind of impact on the yellow line and all stations are operating normally, as reported by the head of Government, Marti Batresthrough your X account.
#AvisoMetro: At the moment, the departure from the terminals and the passage of trains is constant on Line 5. All stations are open and offering service. pic.twitter.com/KSwHnYVC0W
— MetroCDMX (@MetroCDMX) April 3, 2024
Through an information card, the STC Metro reported that during the early morning, a review of the electrical, electronic and track systems was carried out at the Oceania-Aragón interstation, where correct operation with trains in circulation was verified.
“Around 4:30 a.m. all the tests were completed and Line 5 was completely energized to be able to start the service, from Pantitlán to Politécnico,” he indicated.
“The Pantitlán-Consulate section, which was affected yesterday, began service with
normality at 5:00 a.m., sharp, with which the operation of Line 5 was one hundred percent established,” he added.
#InformationCard During the early hours of the morning, specialized Metro technicians carried out an exhaustive review of the electrical, electronic and track systems at the Oceania-Aragón interstation on Line 5, where correct operation was verified with trains in… pic.twitter.com/UobQE69MMQ
— MetroCDMX (@MetroCDMX) April 3, 2024
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